hemorrhea
/hɛˈmɔrɪdʒ, hɪˈmɔrɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
a sudden and profuse discharge of blood from a blood vessel, especially into a body cavity or onto the surface of the skin
“The doctor quickly attended to the patient’s hemorrhage to prevent further blood loss.”
2. noun
a continuous and relatively slow oozing or seepage of blood from a blood vessel, especially through damaged or inflamed tissue
“The patient was diagnosed with a hemorrhage in her gums due to poor oral hygiene.”
3. noun
a discharge of blood or any fluid from a vessel or cavity
“The hemorrhage in the patient’s eye was treated with a medication to stop the bleeding.”
4. noun
a flow or discharge, especially of a fluid
“The hemorrhage of the plant’s sap was a sign of its health and vitality.”